Course curriculum

    1. Overview of the Chunky Knitting Workshop and What You Will Need

    2. How to use the teaching platform

    3. A Few Quick Questions...

    1. Description of the Knitting Projects & Skill Levels

    1. Zig Zag Rug Project Overview

    2. Knitting Test Square in Pattern to Predict or Choose Final Size

    3. Part 1 - Cast on through 1st Pattern Row. Doubled Yarn, Large Rug in Teal!

    4. Part 2 - Even Rows of the Pattern & Adding on Next Yarn Balls

    5. Part 3 - Bind Off

    6. Part 4 - Weaving the Threads & Washing & Blocking

    7. Part 5 - Single Thread, Small Rug in Red!

    1. Congrats! You've made it!!

    2. More resources for you

    3. Before you go... I'd love some feedback!

About this course

  • $45.00
  • 14 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content

"The only difference between an experienced knitter and a new knitter is that the experienced knitter makes bigger mistakes faster. Be bold; there are no terrible consequences in knitting." - Stephanie Pearl-McPhee.

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FAQ

  • I'm Left Handed, Can I learn to knit from your workshop?

    Yes, I'll have left-handed knitting lessons in the core skills section of the workshop. I am right-handed and most of my lessons are taught with right-handed demonstrations

  • Do you teach English-style/ Throwing Knitting or Continental?

    I will be teaching the workshop using English-style knitting and mostly right-handed. I do knit Continental-style, as well - especially when I'm doing big blocks of repetitive stitching or when I am doing 2+ color knitting. I'll add Continental lessons when I do 2+ color knitting because it is SO much easier.

  • What gauge yarn will we be using?

    We will be using Super Bulky Yarn, which is wool, not Super Wash or Acrylic. We will talk about yarns in one of the lessons.

  • How long will I have access to the lessons and patterns

    You will have access to all the patterns and lessons for as long as you are a member of the site.

Meet Sarah

Sarah Tremaine

Instructor

I grew up in New England, close to the forest and the sea. I moved to the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, 43 years ago, to study environmental sciences, and 20 years ago, I shifted gears and began following my passion for designing Wearable Art using local plant materials for eco prints, natural dyes, fibers, and fabrics. It is so important to me to create and hand-make stylish, comfortable clothing, accessories & home decor that are flattering & healthy for you and for the planet. I have been teaching in person since 2010 and online since 2020. I find I can be so much more complete in my online Workshops since students have more time to absorb the material. I now provide my in-person students with access to my online material & they love it!

What Former Students are Saying...

“The pre-workshop materials were very comprehensive. It was great to have additional resources! Sarah’s teaching was very organized and concise with demonstrations. The class handouts were very helpful and the pace was great!”

Paula

“I had the best time attending one of Sarah's dye workshops. Sarah is a great teacher, she explains things well and invites you to observe every part of the process. The loveliness of the workshop still lingers for me and has inspired me to continue incorporating dyeing into my life.”

Brielle

“Sarah is a great teacher! Her instructions are clear, process well defined and creativity encouraged. I appreciated that I was able to create four lovely silk scarves during a one-day workshop - and that she provided written instructions and supply sources so that we could easily continue with our new skills at home. I’m looking forward to her online classes!”

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